Phenomenon
(Gr.)
In reality “an appearance”, something previously unseen, and puzzling when the cause of it is unknown. Leaving aside various kinds of phenomena, such as cosmic, electrical, chemical, etc., and holding merely to the phenomena of spiritism, let it be remembered that theosophically and esoterically every “miracle” — from the biblical to the theumaturgic — is simply a phenomenon, but that no phenomenon is ever a miracle, i.e., something supernatural or outside of the laws of nature, as all such are impossibilities in nature. (TG).
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- Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky
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Shortly: In reality “an appearance”, something previously unseen, and puzzling when the cause of it is unknow...